Concepción Valdez, is a currently first year Ph.D. student at Computer Science Department, CICESE. Her research interests include HCI, Ubicomp, Body Perception, Interactive sonification, and Auditory Interfaces. I have a background in Software Engineering and Computer Science, in the area of Human-Computer Interaction Design and Mobile Computing. With a specific focus on Auditory Interfaces. My research focuses on the development of Sonified NUIs to change body perception. I evaluate how music and sounds can “trick the brain” into changing the image and perception of the body (e.g. The ascending pitch variation makes people feel more flexible).
I have a background in Software Engineering and Computer Science, in the area of Human-Computer Interaction Design and Mobile Computing. With a specific focus on Auditory Interfaces. My research focuses on the development of Sonified NUIs to change body perception. I evaluate how music and sounds can “trick the brain” into changing the image and perception of the body (e.g. The ascending pitch variation makes people feel more flexible). When I’m not working, i watch TV series, movies, playing video games. Also, I love listen K-pop (I’m secretly an army {yoonmin-biased} haha) and watch K-dramas.
Call me at +52 (646) 1750500 ext 115
Found me at 415 Computer Science Department, CICESE, Ensenada, BC
Zens: A Sonified Movement-Based Interface
Problem: Having a negative perception about one’s own body is one of the main reasons for individuals’ inactivity and poor…
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